Chasing Vermeer
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Narrated by:
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Ellen Reilly
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Blue Balliett
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Critic reviews
“Suspenseful, exciting, charming, and even unexpectedly moving” –The New York Times
“Thick with devilish red herrings, this smart, playful story never stops challenging (and exhilarating) the audience.”–Publishers Weekly
“. . . the exciting, fast-paced story that’s sure to be relished by mystery-lovers.”–School Library Journal
“Art, intrigue, and plenty of twists and turns make this art mystery a great read.”
–Kirkus Review
“Thick with devilish red herrings, this smart, playful story never stops challenging (and exhilarating) the audience.”–Publishers Weekly
“. . . the exciting, fast-paced story that’s sure to be relished by mystery-lovers.”–School Library Journal
“Art, intrigue, and plenty of twists and turns make this art mystery a great read.”
–Kirkus Review
This book meets all those criteria, so I should have loved it, but I didn't. I didn't hate it, but having listened all the way through I was left feeling... I don't know if I want to say unfulfilled, or let down, or maybe incomplete.
I know there are more books in the series but I don't feel like I have to start listening to the others straightaway in the way I did with Maryrose Wood's Incorrigible Children books, or with the lemony snicket ones. I remember the dreadful wait for the release of the next unfortunate event story. And I'm already wise enough to wait til September before starting all the wrong questions.
I know this is a horribly inconclusive review, but it's because I still don't know if I enjoyed the book or not, sorry.
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